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Actually they wouldn't send out exactly 50 acceptances, especially when the med school application season is still going on. They usually send more than 50 acceptances. The season is still going on at the US side, and has started for Australian universities. IDP has hosted a Medschool and Health sciences fair like 2 weeks ago.
For my case, being prepared to "lose"/"rejected" seems to calm my nerves. I guess it's the same in sports. When you go in expecting to lose, you are not worried about the outcome. You will perceive anything more than a loss is a bonus. And somehow, as an ex-sportsmen, some of my best performances come when my team was considered an underdog (expected to lose).
Personally, for my case, either outcomes will be positive. If rejected, I will be looking forward to beach life at Brisbane (Uni of Queensland). There's definitely a reason why Australia ranks above Singapore in terms of quality of life.
Haha, good point! Wonder how many of those accepted will actually choose to matriculate.
You can be prepared for rejection, because you have a nice backup plan in place. For me, Australia med school or PhD are rather poor alternatives. I'm probably less anxious that I sound though. Don't worry, I won't burn the school down if I'm rejected!